Recent content by ZERO

@Stump Shot Steve is as solid as they get, all his builds amaze me with the trouble free operation and of couse the power gains.

Scott you are truly a legend in your own right. I have seen some very solid chainsaw mechanics, both builders and porters use your device, some the outside OPE crowd. Our friend Steve @Stump Shot had nothing but the kindest of words about you when we had lengthy conversations about my...

I have yet to notice any difference. Vallrobe, Oregon, Pferd, Husky all perfom well. I tap my file out after each tooth. I use a fine brush when switching L to R filing to get the small metal fines out. Oregon 9/64 file on Stihl 65DL 1/4" two full loops done, third loop has about 1/4 left...

Randy hope all is well with your medical. Do not over do it during recovery, you don't want any medical set backs. Good customer should understand and exercise patience.

Richard Flagg has some nice videos on them mixing ratios and film strenght on them engine parts.

Randy we are here with you since 2016. 10th season of trouble free ownership finished up two weeks ago. Next year it will be the Big Decade, time moves fast. She was my 1st. 2019 sprocket replacement and AT update to correct fuel mapping issue. 2023 2nd sprocket replacement. Had to take her...

I am 100% certain you will be happy too! It's the Due Diligence factor from our good friend Steve.

Greg that would be the specialty of our good friend Steve @Stump Shot . Maybe he can pull her out at the upcomming GTG. Steve's 372OE build that he did for me, with extra goodies that I am very thankful of, put the local logging community on notice. And that is just with a boring 24" square cut...

Randy, my dear neighbor, 2 miles over the hill can hear Steve's @Stump Shot 372 darling dancing away. Puts a Big 'O stupid smile on my face each time.

Kevin, there are quite a few that don't like them forum guys, shaking their fists and calling out the OPE family. We wonder why ... ??? If your chosen builder is backed up and you will not see your saw for a few, maybe a sign of good times, rather than flapping on them Y.T. about fluff or...

Steve I have been having too much fun with the 610 you ported, in case anyone is thinking grabbing this one and sending her your way.

You will be better off choosing someone here from the OPE family. Too many past threads in the main chainsaw forum about fixing bad brake jobs and tales of caution once you step outside the OPE eco system. Every dollar spent here was well worth it for me. I have yet to have anything go belly...

They do work. Get some decent aftermarket bearings, they tend to have less radial run out than the stock thus giving a better feel. Close on a brand new chain, if it starts to bind on a new chain, should work fine on a used one. Go in small increments, many get impatient and go too far too...

They do work. Get some decent aftermarket bearings, they tend to have less radial run out than the stock thus giving a better feel. Close on a brand new chain, if it starts to bind on a new chain, should work fine on a used one. Go in small increments, many get impatient and go too far too...

That is one of my main decision reasons, living in the boonies, I don't need to be driving long distances for decent support. Thankfully a really good dealer locally.